According to a new book, Major League Baseball officials allowed New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez to make use of Testosterone during his 2007 MVP season.

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2.  According to a new book, Major League Baseball
officials allowed New York Yankees slugger Alex
Rodriguez to make use of Testosterone during his 2007
MVP season.
 The book, Blood Sport: Alex Rodriguez, Biogenesis
and the Quest to End Baseball's Steroid Era by Tim
Elfrink and Gus Garcia-Roberts revealed that Alex
Rodriguez was one of two players that season who
were granted therapeutic use exemptions (TUE) for
androgen deficiency medications.

3.  It is surely a huge surprise for many as MLB chief
operating officer Rob Manfred called Testosterone
"the mother of all anabolics" and remarked that
testosterone exemptions are very rare.
 Rodriguez hit a major-league leading 54 homers with
156 RBI during the 2007 season. The baseball star was
recently suspended from baseball for using banned
performance enhancing drugs that he purchased from
the now-defunct Biogenesis Clinic.